Green Walls

In a world where we spend approximately 90% of our time indoors, the disconnect from nature has become a critical issue affecting our mental and physical well-being. Biophilic Design offers a powerful solution by integrating nature into architecture and interiors, improving health, productivity, and happiness. What is Biophilic Design? Biophilic Design stems from the concept […]

In an era where concrete jungles dominate our urban landscapes, the need to reconnect with nature has never been more pressing. Green walls, also known as vertical gardens or living walls, offer an innovative solution that seamlessly blends sustainability, aesthetics, and wellness. Whether installed on a corporate building, a hospital facade, or within your living

Transforming Urban Spaces, One Wall at a Time In a world where concrete jungles are taking over our cities, Living Greens Organics is on a mission to bring nature back into our daily lives — one green wall at a time. Whether it’s a bustling corporate office in Delhi, a café in Mumbai, or a

🌫️ The Silent Killer in the Air: PM2.5 and How Green Walls Are Fighting Back 🌿 In today’s rapidly urbanizing world, invisible threats often pose the greatest risks. One such threat is Particulate Matter 2.5 (PM2.5) — fine particles in the air that are 30 times smaller than the width of a human hair. These

In our pursuit of more sustainable and healthier living environments, Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) have emerged as silent but dangerous adversaries to indoor air quality. Found in common products like paints, cleaning agents, adhesives, furnishings, and even office printers, VOCs can significantly impact human health—especially in enclosed spaces like offices, hospitals, and homes. But there’s

In our modern, fast-paced urban lives, we often associate pollution with thick smog, dusty roads, or factory smoke. But one of the most overlooked and invisible pollutants is something we exhale every few seconds — carbon dioxide (CO₂). While it’s a naturally occurring gas essential for life on Earth, elevated levels of CO₂, especially in

Rethinking Urban Well-being with Nature-Based Solutions As cities become denser and air quality continues to decline, indoor and outdoor pollution is posing unprecedented challenges to public health. One of the most concerning urban pollutants is Nitrogen Dioxide (NO₂) — a toxic gas released from vehicle exhausts, industrial emissions, and fossil fuel combustion. While the world